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23-04-2006, 20:50
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Re: Transmission Design Help
Thanks A LOT John!!
I viewed the presentation you linked to a few days ago and the only problem I had was how to obtain the coeff. of friction(or what that was actually, things are a bit harder when you're only a sophmore in HS who hasnt taken physics yet  ).You've cleared up alot of things and the rest of the design process shouldn't be too hard from here and once again thank you very much  . |
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